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Richland County meeting will discuss proposed penny tax bikeway projects


More bike lanes may be coming to Columbia’s neighborhoods.
More bike lanes may be coming to Columbia’s neighborhoods. The State

More than a dozen stretches of Richland County roads are recommended to receive bicycle-friendly upgrades within the next two years as part of the county’s penny sales tax to fund transportation projects.

The Richland County Transportation Penny Program is hosting a public meeting Monday to discuss plans for proposed bikeway projects on these streets:

▪ Broad River Road

▪ Catawba Street

▪ Williams/Catawba/Tryon/Heyward/Lincoln streets

▪ Chester/Elmwood/Wayne streets

▪ Clement/Duke River Drive

▪ College/Laurens/Oak streets

▪ Edgefield/Park streets

▪ Elmwood Avenue

▪ Fort Jackson Boulevard

▪ Greene Street

▪ Heyward/Marion/Superior streets

▪ Saluda Avenue

▪ Whaley Street.

The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Lourie Center, 1650 Park Circle.

To see a map of these and other proposed future bikeway projects to be funded by the county transportation sales tax, visit www.richlandpenny.com/project-plan/project-map.

Reach Ellis at (803) 771-8307.

If you go

What: Meeting to discuss proposed bikeway projects funded by the Richland County transportation penny sales tax

When: 6:30 p.m. Monday

Where: The Lourie Center, 1650 Park Circle

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